compeller (kompeler)

One who compels or constrains. compellingly (kom-pel'ing-li), adv. In a compelling or constraining manner; compulsorily. She must declare it to be so; that is, probably, obscurely, peradventure, but not evidently, compellingly, nece arily. Jer. Taylor, Real Presence, ii. § 5. compend (kom'pend), n. [ The ship, in its latest complete equipment, is an abridgment and compend of a nation's arts. Emerson , Civilization. compendiarioust (kom-pen-di-ā'ri-us), a . [ compendiarius , short, compendium , a short dihort Sompendium , way: see compendium .] Short; compendious. Bailey. compendia tet (kom-pen'di-at), v. t. [ compend i at us , of pp. compend i are , abbreviate compendium, that which is (condense), That which... compendia teth all ble ing - peace upon Israel. Bp . King , Vitis Pal at in a (ed. 1614), p. 2.